If you've reached superhero oversaturation (understandable), you can look toward the best premieres coming later in the week, like Denzel Washington and Frances McDormand's The Tragedy of Macbeth, Bridget Everett's new indie movie-style dramedy series Somebody Somewhere, and the Season 1 finale of the twisty hit Yellowjackets. I see that in my head so clearly.Starting with tonight's series premiere of Naomi on The CW, which comes from executive producer Ava Duvernay, this is a big week for DC superheroes: Legends of Tomorrow returns for the back half of its seventh season on Wednesday, and John Cena's Peacemaker, the spin-off series of his The Suicide Squad character, hits HBO Max on Thursday. I think the image of Sabrina and Archie together would just be unbelievable. 'I don’t think that we’re done with Sabrina entirely. 'I think that that’s definitely a strong possibility,' Shipka told Decider. Whether death really meant death for Nick or not, the message was still the same, regardless.īecause of all this, Nick's future onscreen is still up in the air, but don't be surprised if Sabrina crosses Sweetwater River again very soon. Nick knew that his physical death would simply transform him, taking his soul to a new plane where he could finally be reunited with Sabrina.īut even with this knowledge, the romanticisation of Nick's suicide remains just as troubling and just as dangerous, particularly for Sabrina fans who wouldn't even make this connection with Riverdale's crossover episode. That means his 'suicide' probably didn't feel like a real end to him. While Nick isn't directly mentioned, the implication here is that he couldn't have died either then, at least not in a traditional sense. But the way that Sabrina equated true love with teen suicide ended her show on a particularly distasteful note, one which not even a deleted scene hinting at their resurrection could rectify.ĩ0s Sabrina star opens up about surprise return

Netflix has been criticised for this irresponsible approach in the past, as anyone who watched 13 Reasons Whycan probably recall. This so-called sacrifice was heavily romanticised by the show, reframing teen suicide as a happy, fairytale ending. The real problem was how Nick essentially killed himself just to join her in the afterlife. That's all well and good, but in regards to that final episode, it wasn't Sabrina's death that bothered fans so much. Her aunties and her friends and Ambrose would do anything for her, so to me, it makes sense that her death wasn’t a forever death.'

I think she would get bored and want to find her way back to her friends and her family, and vice versa. When asked about the mechanics behind this resurrection, Shipka told TVLine that: 'It’s very unlike Sabrina to just kind of chill in the Sweet Hereafter.

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